[buddybailey]

Is it possible to have ota signal inserted into swm8, diplexed out at receiver and still have whdvr service?

 

[veryoldschool]

Is it possible to have ota signal inserted into swm8, diplexed out at receiver and still have whdvr service?

"Not really"
Whole Home DVR service [coax networking really, aka DECA] uses part of the same frequency band, so diplexing blocks DECA.

 

[Go Beavs]

The only way to do it with diplexed OTA would be to go unsupported and use cat5 ethernet networking with all your receivers. Of course, you wouldn't be able to use an H25 in that scenerio as they have no ethernet port.

 

[veryoldschool]

The only way to do it with diplexed OTA would be to go unsupported and use cat5 ethernet networking with all your receivers. Of course, you wouldn't be able to use an H25 in that scenerio as they have no ethernet port.

But like many things, there can be a work-around for that too.

 

[Go Beavs]

Would you have to use a bandstop filter and BB DECA to insert the network into the H25 and keep the DECA signal away from the diplexers?

 

[veryoldschool]

Would you have to use a bandstop filter and BB DECA to insert the network into the H25 and keep the DECA signal away from the diplexers?

While you would need a BB DECA or a wireless CCK, the bandstop filter "might" not be needed, but this would depend on the quality of the diplexer.